... open to all persons, no matter whether Roman Catholics, Dissenters, or Gbnroh of England people, no matter whether they are Whigs, Tories, or Radicals. Theref ore it is open to all, and every section of the community, to a certain extent, reaps the benefit ...

... hter and applause), Bui bow were things standing that moment? Mr had told them that to his early Ufa tbs Radical party the Whig party want into office with majority of 36oTbut it, andto lass than sevon years the Torimwmfe to with majority of over 90. ...

... hleosißg—(laughter and applause). Mr. Lowogot ap In the House of Commons to propound his scheme, bat was unfortunate. A great Whig landlord—lt wee not ConaerratlTs this time—the amiable brother of the Duke of got and shook his flat, and said. If Mr. Lows ...

... hear). In reference to the question of expenditure, did not want to Into the qaerthm whether nadirala, or Conservatives, or Whigs, or Tories spent the mast money. The point wanted to confine himself was—Bad Mr. Gtodstroie, with Jour years of power, aad ...

... In the House of Commons sad the men who supported lathe' * airy WM wide difference them. •••v —- much difference between - Whig* nod nitre* Badlceta there wee between the present Ooremment end Ooncerretivet —end beUeeed the danger to the coon try arose ...

... koowrtb bl.mul.rWw« ■rtdoeto not toall bo brat, with many stripes. ItWMrt centralization that the Whigs derived their own rule they propose to keep the town Whig ■tifllng the voice of the tatepayars, and dividing their , reaourcee amongst th*dr favourites ...

... advocated the Ten Hoors & .n°d proof I» not wanting that some the* m« toflllnnliinely graves through the unhallowed per- Motion Whig dignitaries. Are not theM U ie«nlSs«of labonr, wdln every other tS» meanest, the shabbiest, and in their hatreds and nerowotioML ...

... and speech whteh heahowed tbenecesslty for working men's ciotw, end ably expoeed the chkaoery, frand, and double dealing Urn Whigs, tbe It false flattery of the working dieses end thelrlegerdeiMJn to with the extension of the franchise and everything else ...

... eateTtalalßg the mote aol.BB thoeght, of eaioriet Oheich of Boftead, ae one of atony, Dtetricalattejt thfoaah 8L Bee's OoUaeia Whig baioatt atned Steele, wrote la the time of Fox, ln fi.oer of that rtanewre, bat bated eaperseded la It, be-0 Lisa Tory obstreperous ...

... collection made for the purpose defraying Incidental expenses. FniDAT'U Poucx Caua.-Before Mayer end Mr. Wfaarten. —Bow tub Whigs Maraokd Paxk Wabd BLncnou.— Edward who worked Masers. Pdklagton’s New Mill, was ranraowed for obtetotog pints beer false pretners ...

... Tates Tatoe, iankeeper; Mr. John Pfckup Kowarth, farmer. ELECTION OF BOARD OF GUARDIANS. To Editor*/ (be Pte*tonHerald. Sir,—A Whig Chancellor once made the appotatmentof Colonial Jadge la Ihepenonof young inexperienced bnntoterw nhmenpne bantoter wee token ...

... emre.t, they wreekfatocteal faofa vbfah van itmameoudod the writers of Holy Writ, and set forth Arir camp]*. n*yvm*tootaaoeeo( whig Asm ktogedM vhowonA* moatilghfaonaof ktogoof Ao vbAoultedtbo to Aoctatoof A* /ovfakurifau, tho Jovo wore to binge of Fcnto ...